The storied corps sheds its tanks and returns to its naval roots THE OFFICIAL hymn of the United States Marine Corps, a jaunty tune written by Jacques Offenbach in 1867, View More ›

Here’s the latest. by Joseph Trevithick Key point: The SEALs are among the best. Would a special submarine make them better? The U.S. Navy is hard at work developing new underwater transports View More ›

FAYETTEVILLE, NC, UNITED STATES 03.12.2020 Story by Sgt. Brandon Allums and Sgt. 1st Class Jacob Connor United States Army Special Operations Command FORT BRAGG, NC–The auditorium in Col. Arron Bank Hall has seen View More ›

The U.S. Navy’s Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 85, or HSC-85, also known as the “Firehawks,” helped members of a specialized U.S. Coast Guard counter-terrorism unit train to rappel down and View More ›

By: Warren Gray “I cannot forecast to you the action of Russia. It is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.” — Winston Churchill, October 1, 1939. The View More ›

It was just 30 seconds into the mission to kill Osama bin Laden in May 2011 when special operations Chinook pilot Chief Warrant Officer 5 Douglas Englen heard the call of “Black View More ›

By SOFREP The Air Force has created a new, single pathway to funnel candidates in its Special Warfare specialties. Called the Special Warfare Operator Enlistment Vectoring (SWOE-V) program, the new View More ›

The recent New York Times story that the first female is set to pass the Special Forces Qualification Course has reignited the heated debate over the role of women in special operations. View More ›

By LILLY PRICE CAPITAL GAZETTE As a decorated Navy SEAL operator and explosives breacher, Ryan Larkin was regularly exposed to high-impact blast waves throughout his 10 years of service. Struggling with View More ›